PwC Kenya

PwC Kenya

Business Consulting and Services

Westlands, Nairobi 144,232 followers

Our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems.

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At PwC Kenya, helping you achieve your goals is at the heart of what we do. Our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems. By listening to you and understanding your vision, we can help you overcome the challenges you face. Whether you are a large global organisation, a government body or a family-owned private business, we have the experience and expertise to help you. Our expertise is backed up by a network of firms in 158 countries with more than 250,000 people committed to delivering quality in assurance, advisory and tax services. Our strong global network enables us to collaborate across the world. We combine this knowledge and expertise with our in-depth understanding of African operating environments to offer our clients tailored advice and services. By tapping into our global network, we can connect you with the right people at the right time. So whether you are looking to keep track of the numbers, make tax simple or need help adapting to changing operating environments, we can assist. PwC has a presence in 34 Africa countries with an office footprint covering 66 offices. With a single Africa leadership team and more than 400 partners and 9000 professionals across Africa, we serve some of the continent’s largest businesses across all industries. www.pwc.com/ke

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http://www.pwc.com/ke
Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters
Westlands, Nairobi
Type
Partnership
Founded
2010
Specialties
Advisory, Tax, Assurance, Private Companies, Risk management, and Consulting

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    PwC, through the Kenya Devolution Programme (KDP) funded by FCDO, has been instrumental in supporting the Kajiado County Investment Authority (KCIA) in developing a five-year strategic plan for 2024-2029. The strategic plan, which outlines the roadmap for economic growth and investment in the county, was officially launched by Governor Joseph Ole Lenku. This initiative aims to attract investment, enhance infrastructure, and promote sustainable development. PwC’s collaboration with KCIA is a testament to the commitment to fostering local growth and enabling counties like Kajiado to realize their full potential.

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    Tracy Odipo, a Manager in our Legal Business Solutions team advises that businesses will need to carry out risk assessments and legal due diligence on AI systems, build governance structures, and ensure adequate training and awareness is provided to those overseeing the implementation of AI systems in order to navigate legal and regulatory challenges posed by the use of AI systems. As the Strategic AI Partner at TED2024, PwC recently explored the themes of Trust and Transparency in AI. One of the notable emphasis was that business should conduct assessments on how AI systems are performing. Companies building AI systems should share more information about what their systems can do and how they are managing risks. Watch the full PwC/TED AI video here: https://ow.ly/1Whi50Tfah8 #PwCInsights #AIcompliance

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    Africa’s NextGen sees an opportunity in AI to drive their family businesses forward and secure their legacy. Despite not being exposed to AI roles, there is a high sense of optimism about navigating AI and belief that becoming AI leaders will help them advance to leadership positions within their family businesses. Read our report to explore how the incumbent generation can navigate AI to secure the future of their family business. https://ow.ly/vYue50TcYxL #PwCNextGen #FamilyBusiness #PwCPrivate #PwCInsights

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    Pamella Williams, a Disputes and Litigation Support Manager at PwC Kenya notes that the role of experts in computing commercial claims is more crucial than ever. Here are some of the key reasons why: 1. Accuracy and Precision: Experts bring specialized knowledge, ensuring that claims are calculated accurately, reducing the risk of errors. 2. Complex Data Interpretation: They help interpret intricate financial data and technical details that are often beyond the understanding of laypersons. 3. Credibility in Litigation: Expert testimony can significantly bolster the credibility of a claim in court, providing clear, authoritative insights. 4. Efficient Resolution: Utilizing experts can expedite the resolution process, as their analyses and reports are often pivotal in reaching settlements. 5. Court Cases: Recent cases in the East African Court of Justice and local Courts have highlighted the importance of expert involvement. For instance, in disputes involving complex financial transactions or valuation of assets, expert testimonies have been pivotal in determining fair compensation and resolving conflicts. 6. Arbitration and Mediation: Beyond traditional court settings, experts are also increasingly involved in arbitration and mediation processes. Their input helps in achieving fair and balanced outcomes, making these alternative dispute resolution methods more effective. The use of experts in computing commercial claims is proving essential for fair and efficient dispute resolution in East Africa. Their contributions enhance the accuracy, credibility, and efficiency of legal proceedings, ultimately leading to more just outcomes.

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